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BIG AIRLIFT FROM ITALY
London, Nov. 12.
Terms Of Entry For UN Troops
Calro, Nov. 12. President Nasser and the U.N, Secretary-General Mr Dak Hammarskjold reached com- picio agreement on the entry of a U.N.'force on these terms; }
The first United Nations truce observers arrived in Egypt Erypt's agreement will be today in advance of a UN international force mobilising in Italy. The police force will move into the Suez Canal zone
tomorrow.
Five UN observers, headed by US Col. Newton Nelson, flew into Cairo. Five others drove from Jerusalem to Port Said, the occupied northern terminus of the Suez Canal zone where Anglo- French and Egyptian troops were maintaining a precarious truce.
RUSSIAN PLOT EXPOSED
Jerusalem, Nov. 12. new furniture in an old Political sources said to builday depends entirely day Russin had promised
elven Syria to intervene with 30 spretion of the person wholet "volunteer" troops if Install it. It may well be
hostilities broke out on the sa also in Westminster.
un the taste and
To criticise the proposal in Syrian-Jordan-Israeli
detail, one must first decide 'ders.
on
bor-
UN Secretary-General Dag
announced Hammarskjold
that Egypt has agreed to accept a UN Fanktonal army and said the first clements of the 0,000-man pruce force would fly to Egypt in Swis alrerofi, beginning 10- morrow at noon. Mr Hammur- skjold raid he would fly to Cairo to supervise the operations.
Au Egyptian announcement confirmed the agreement tonight. But it said that under terms of the accord, Egypt would exETC:30
tull control over what UN forces were in its territory and where they would be stalloned,
Race Against Time
In the staging urea, In Naples, Italy. troop frun Colombia
go-
In the final purpose of the The gut antee of intervention Joiners a Scandinavian advance Upper House. It is held by i was given in a pact signed in guard In last-minute military some to be a "bad" hour Mew between the Syria Pre-ll while awaiting the
the grounds that its siden Shukri Kuwally and the ahead signal to fly to Egypt.
Suviet Union incribers form
Meanwhile reports from Mori- Almost solis Conservative block --m
real said Canada's Arst troops a whole house in opposition,
signed to join the United Nailons police force in Suez left If the Commons should
Lonight.
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again be won by the Labour Party or a Labour-Liberal
and Lebanon,
Arch querilla activity in the provoks largel Jast four nights is an attempt to
into counter attack on Syria The gources pald.
The UN was rachita against They said the Russian-Syrian time to get the intcanational coalition, This does not agreement in aimed both against force, expected eventually to seem, however, to be an all Israel and ́at eliminating the | include troope tromn ning important criticism of the Western powers entirely from nations, into the House of Lords as it stands,the Middle East
Russia plans
trico grea
Egyptians Left
This Behind
necessary for the participation of the troops at any country in the U.N. force in Egypt,
(2) Egypt's agreement will be Necessary for each separate entry or shipment of troops.
will be
(3) Egypt's agreement
necessary
on the specific location of U.N. forces.
before Moscow could carry out
This dramatic pleturn-received by wire, shown) Egyptian military equipment abandoned to Soviet-threats to send "volunteers in
the Israelis, advancing: 'in controlled Arab Federation.
the 'Binst desert. The vehicles were left with, their · engines ́
running-London Express Photo.
on the side of the Arab nations, The Egyptatn Ambassador to Moscow sald more than 50,000 Soviet citizens have volunteered to help Egypi.
for its function has long censed to be one of keen which would include Egypt, and political importance.
would try to wreck the Bagdad The Upper House is rather defence pact, the sources claimed.
a debating chamber where
This would be achieved by some of the best informed overthrowing
of regime the pinions of the land are ven. Iraqi Premier Nuri El-Said which itated upon any taken through the more partisan
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measure
New Warning
has been considerably weakened | The Russions in a sharp and passed in recent weeks, the sources said.
Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Pakistan Pravda editorial, and Britain are members of the
chamber below them. For Hagdad pret-United Press. its proper functioning, it is i important the Lords include a the widest possible field of experts available -- men of ituluence, integrity and al wide variety of interests. Any move to broaden the range of opinion that can he shed upon the politicalį moves of the Government is to be welcomed.
opinions
Six Army Mutineers Gaoled
London, Nov. 12. Six RASC men, found
warned anew they would dispatch volunteers to Egypt unless British, French and Ismell forces withdraw immediately.
The
Anglo-French and Israeli Forces have promised to withdraw na roon as the inter- rational army takes over.
Even as the UN forces pre-
the
pared to take over, there were these developments In Middle East;
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and one year's
is in direct proportion to the detention; variety and effect of the Corporal Peter Davis, reduced opinious ventilated in it. to the ranks and eight months' Similar criticism that trade detention;
unlon leaders should be
difident to sit in the House of Lords, or
are misfits
Corporat Dennis Neaves, re- duced to the ranks and
seven months' detention:
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on
New Soviet-India
Bid To Admit
Red China To UN
United Nations, Nov. 12.
The Soviet Union ignored the question of Com- munist China's recognition by the United Nations today in support of an Indian manoeuvre designed to force a General Assembly full-scale debate on the issue.
Tu
(4) The UN, forces will with- draw immediately if Egypt so orders.
(5) U.N. forces will withdraw from the Suez Canal zone an as the Anglo-French forces withdraw. The UN. forces will
to the Exypilan-Israell demarcation
POLAND
TO END MVD
Yugoslav Embassy
Budapest, Nov. 12. Imre Nagy, Titoist head of the former Hungarian Government has taken re- fuge in the Yugoslay Em- bassy here, Western
today.
rc-
Warsaw, Nov. 12. Poland will abolish the Porters in Budapest said country's secret police or-
In a pooled dispatch the ganisation tomorrow,
int correspondents of Routers, formed political observers Associated Pr and United predicted tonight.
Press, said Western reporters todry from
line.
Jerusalem, the Israeli Gov- ernment announced it "win withdraw
trazo Il forces Egypt upon the conclusion of satisfactory arrangements with the United Nations in canneo- ilon with the International (pollet) force.”—United Pres‹ and Reuter.
BUDAPEST
FIGHTING CONTINUES
Pooled Dispatch
Budapest, Nov. 12. Hungarians continued their hopeless fight against Soviet troops today while grimly to a general strike.
the entire nation' clùng
"Do not work under the com-
A resolution to do away with were turned away the Committee for the Affairs the Embassy where Nagy and of Public Security will be placed other members of his Govern- before Paritament and is cx-ment have taken refuge. ported to be possed, the obser-
'No Comment vers said,
Approval of the resolution would nan the end of the "UB" secret police in Poland,
Matters of security would be handled by the Ministry of In- ternal Affairs in future,
sion advisers.
it
The three reporters said. was learned that two editors on the youth paper Szabad Itjusng, Imre Cester ani Protestor Tama Nagy Dean of Budapest Kar! Marx University Economics, Polish Communist Party Chief were arrested yesterday when Vladyslav Gomulka, a Tiinist leaving the Yugoslav Embassy who romo to power offer tho All
three
aro Communists. recent uprisings, has already Szabad jusg a paper of Hun- purged the organ's troop of Rus- gary's rebellious youth has nos
been published since the Re Observers sald some security Army launched its attack ofcers would be transferred, but against Budapest on November 4. others who worked under old-
In Belgrade, ย guard Stalinists
Yugoslav would be re- Foreign Ministry spokesman to- moved from influential positions. night had refused to comment on --United Press.
the move of the LOTTICK Hungarian premier, Mr Imre Nagy, in seeking refuge in the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest.
A Reuter dispatch from Budapest said a delegation of 13 Soviet leaders, believed to include the first deputy Premier Mr Anastas Mikoyan, and possibly Mr Nikita Khrushchev, are negotiating with Hungarian Government chiefs in bid to end the country's anti-Russian revolt,
House Defeats
Censure Move
London's Nov. 12. The House of Commons, by a majority of 62, tonight rejected * Labour Opposition motion areking to ocnsure the Govern- ment for the, economie, can- sequences of its armed. IntervéINK tion in Egypt,
The voting was 321-259. Mr. Harold Macnlilan, Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, and "very substantial progress wa
The cable quoted usually well- informed sources.
Strike Still On
A nation-wide, strike is sull stopping; work throughout the country as Isoisted fighting con- tinues in the aroundings of Budapest.
France-Prosse said Mr Kodar being made already in opening appealed again to the Hungarian that part of the Suez Canal workers today to return to work and help to repair damage done Mr Macmillan considered that by the 20-day revolt,
under Anglo-French control.
the extra military cost to the Exchequer of between £35 Many workers passed resolu- million art £45 million would tiens saying they would resume not prevent his estimate of a work if the Kadar- government £400 million budget surplus was reshuffled, free from being largely realised.--| awranged and Soviet Reuter.
withdrawn.-All Agencies,
elections
forces
Hungary's Rebuff To
UN Observers
United Nations, Nov. 12. The Hungarian puppet govern- ment of Janos Kadar fold the United Nations today it woul3 refuse to admit UN observers info Hungary,
People's Republic," said: The Hungarian and Bovlet Governments are "exclusively comptient" to negotiate for withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungarian soll. A cable from Istvan Sebes, act- He said, however, that the
ing Minister
Forelgi Hungarian Government would Affairs of the "Revolutionary. accept Western food And medicines for the Hungarian truppent of the Hungarfání; people.-United Presa.
for
:
more
people are smoking
Isolated-groups of heroic men The heads of all Arab Mid-
fought on despite the threats, and RITICISM of the Arch-
de East states, with the
appeals of the Soviets and their exception of Egypt, gathered in bishop of Canterbury for
Lebanon, for
The Indian Minister, Mr V. K., membership, ruising the UN roll puppet government, a "sum-
Leaflets signed by "the Hun- to 70 members. ventilating
Betru,
Krishna Menon, prevulled upon mit" conference drsigned to
which goes on freely from his sent in the guilty of mutiny at a Nico-tighten co-ordination their the Sovint Foreign Minister Mr Yugoslavia today resigned from garian youth
the Security Council, effective on ighting" calling for the "with- Dmile Shepilov to forest the Upper House, shows a mis-'sla court-martial, received policies against Britain, France anderstanding of that House the following sentences,
usual Russian Lacile of raising January 1. under the so-called drawal of, allen forces and the
Workers and Peasants Gov-*·| He horse-treding deal" made at reinstatement of the Imre Nagy and its functions. The pur Corporal Keith Grant, reduce Iracil political sources said the Chinese question on
Mr the last General Assembly after Government were handed out pose and use of the House tu the ranks
Russia
has promised Syria, Ascnbly's opening day.
to avoid in she and the. Philippines both in the street. Menun rought to intervene with Soviet "volun-
falled to get the necessary major-mand of the occupiers and the tety" troops if hostultics break medkito Asambly adoption of
lution wt to consider theity in repeated ballots. out Israel's border with t
the current The Assembly, opening today. illegal usurping, Government,"
the leaflets Exld. "We shall Syria and Jordan,
question during Saudi Arabia called up atteson, in order to press India's wil therefore have to clact a ༠"
Fuccessor for the year remaining ration our supplies and help chch own motion or a dull debate, and men with rezerves
India cubmitted the question in the normal two-year term in other, but we shall continue to milltary training and King Soud
the 11-nation council. It is not strike. Let us show that in these hours our nation fa known which country will be fateful Lance-Corporal Trever Riley, appested to President Eisen- Chinese representation as un there, misunderstands both nine months deletion, Lanshower to take "positive action" additional Assembly agenda iter elected United Press & Reuter, united, the function of Trade Union Corporal
This must be approved by the
"Do Not Work' Brian Topley, six the Middle East to avert "a Gengal er Steering -Committee lenders, and also that of the months' detention. and Private war threatening humanity."
which adopts the provisional Red Dean's View Upper House.
Arthur Satchwell, four months'
An air raid alert was re-agenda, either tonight or to- detention.
ported this moming in morrow, but whatever the com- many experiments in Upper vists recalled because of the Suez went into action a short time Assembly can over-rule by a All Ex mo are RASC reser- | Cairo and anti-aircraft guns mittec decides, the General Houses in Government. So
crisis. They were employed at a
later in Heliopolis, six miles to simple majority vote
There was no in-
Thai Elected bombs dicntion
were
The United Nations Gentral In Port Sald, British Assembly, with scries of officials said the Egyptians unanimous
votes, opened its or were apparently trying to cut 11th annual ression today after Cyprus er Singapore, in Hong- of the city's water supply in
a minuto of silent prayer. against Anglo-French
Nothing of political substanco fence, can be advanced for the occupation of the key Canal, was mentioned at the opering nding of anarchy and political Workers of Ulpest who still dezy Destion which unanimously boos in Hungary," - France-}
In short, the world has tried
at
far none han been BO field records headquarters in the north. successful or useful as the Cyprus. Upper House
West- minster. It has bean successful because, like the British monarchy, it has adapted and changed to changing times. Its ability to innovate has been its
Private Douglas Francis, an dropped. Army Catering Corps restrvist was sentenced to 14 days de- tention on the alternative charge of disobeying a superior officer,
ROULET
move
any
strength. We should not be Naval Casualties paint United Press,
afrafi of changes now. Neither should Englishmen
London, Nov. 12. forgot that the Mother of and Marines were killed and 32 A total of 11 Brilish saliors Parliaments has reason to others wounded in the joint be proud of the most effec- French-British action in tho tivo Upper.. House in the Suez Canal this month, the world, as well as (perhaps) Admiralty canounced today. a model lower one.
| France-PreISO.
SOVIET ENVOY'S HOUSE BURNT
Ottawa, Nov. 12. in Taro Policorold,300 Demonstrators formed with miembare of Japancio: righ'ist "Molobov · cocktails,"
ktaily, attempted untionalist organizations this today to set fire to the Ottawa afternoon broke into the residenco of the Soviet Am- grounds of the Soviet mission,
bassador, Demitri Chivahin.
The garage and one wall of A policeman, was injured the building were? Uamaged by windows of the minion's build- the Dre, which was quickly -ings were broker and About 70 brought under control by the nailonialists were acested be Hawalen sted and Canadian fires bore the printerdispered
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BIG THREE MAY MEET
Paris, Nov. 12. ⠀ President Eisenhower has agreed in principle. to a Big Three – “summit? meeting in Washington, diplomintic,circles said to-
day.
These sources said. ¿Me Eisent
ngreødvin prind Ing
suggested United
The leaflets were distributed as hundreds of thousands of London, Nov. 12. Hungariana wandered aimlessly The Dean of Canterbury, Dramid the wreckage of their Hewlett Johnson, said that he lovely capital, refusing to work was no more able to condone" and solidly ignored the masses the situation in Hungary than of Soviet armour and troops the British attack on Egypt,
guard standing
Dow He added, "From the poll
political it there is any aspect,
defence Fortora actions recently
our
hundred med
in Budapest
every
by "workers of pasted in
Were
everywhere. The potters sold that the
kong or Kenya,, the same deco today attracting hugo
elected Prince Won Walthayakon Prese,
of Thailand as president,
GUC
ceeding Dr Jose Maza of Chile.
the He i Army recognise only Imre Nagy's government and that they will resume work only when the Ruislan froops-with-
Als unanimous Destroyer Captured to the ass in the country
Sudan, Morocco and Trinisis to
their the country Associations representing · vir-
Intellectuals today, put. "> their minimum demands to the new Communist Government of Janos Kadar in a' resolution, 2
The resolution" zald' Hungury should be a houtral country, free from "foreign & power, and nhould"." have", a social and ecoriomis system based democratic socialian, into consideration - her, national traditions.
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